Ariana Grande's brother reacts shockingly to Tate McRae's performance: VMAs video.

Frankie Grande's reaction to Tate McRae's performance during VMAs

According to The Sun: Frankie Grande, the brother of singer Ariana Grande, came under fire for his reaction to Tate McRae's performance during the MTV Video Music Awards.

During the Sunday show, Frankie watched as Tate performed her hits “Revolving Door” and “Sports Car.”

His reaction was captured on a POV video, where he shook his head with an expression of displeasure.

Viewers noticed that Frankie did not look impressed with Tate, and began discussing it on social media.

“Why was Frankie shaking his head when Tate was performing?”

“This man is clearly being rude!”

“It seems that he and Ariana are not fans of Tate.”

Later, Frankie tried to clarify the situation.

“I love Tate McRae. I'm a fan of hers. She's amazing, and her makeup artist is a true professional.”

After the performance, Frankie happily shook Tate's hand when she was introduced by Ariana. Some noted that in another backstage video, Frankie was even dancing to her music.

“TATE RECEIVED A STAMP OF APPROVAL FROM FRANKIE!!!”

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In the final moments of the ceremony, Ariana Grande received her third award, but she had a hard time reaching the microphone.

“Does this microphone keep getting higher every time?”

“Is this intentional?”

Fans noted the microphone issues and actively discussed it online.

This event once again confirmed that even at the most prestigious awards, oddities can arise. Frankie's reaction, although it sparked outrage, was subject to the public's discretion, which is always interested in not only the music but also the emotional displays of artists during important moments. Tate McRae's future performances will undoubtedly remain in the spotlight.

The VMAs continue to be one of the biggest events in the music world, attracting attention not only from fans but also from critics, showing that a brilliant show can last even beyond the stage.